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riva ridge was an example of how light weight works for a racehorse
At fellow blogger Dave Dink’s site, Boojum’s Bonanza, there’s an interesting post about Riva Ridge, champion juvenile colt in 1971 and champion older horse in 1973. In the context of… more →
bloodstock in the bluegrass
Back pain during running. Have you looked at your big toe?
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wrote 10 months ago: Now this post equally could have been hip pain, knee pain or foot pain when running. The available m … more →
Stability and mobility. Best friends....
wrote 11 months ago: At Cor-Kinetic one of our foundational concepts is that of the relationship between stability and mo … more →
The TvA. Does it matter and why are we obsessed with it?!
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wrote 1 year ago: Whenever we run a Cor-Kinetic course for physio’s and other health care professionals the same … more →
Is your movement giving you what you need?
wrote 1 year ago: So its been a while since I last wrote a blog. Been pretty busy moving house and working hard so had … more →
Power of the capsule!
wrote 1 year ago: At Cor-Kinetic we appreciate the power of the hip capsule and specifically the capsule ligaments. Ho … more →
Simple side of biomechanics!
wrote 1 year ago: One of the key things to understanding how to view the body functionally specific is the biomechanic … more →
What are we training for??
wrote 1 year ago: I have been reading The Talent Code this week by Daniel Coyle and have enjoyed it immensely. One pas … more →
Muscle firing. What does it mean?
wrote 1 year ago: A term I tend to hear quite a lot in the gym is ‘muscle firing’. A classic example of th … more →
riva ridge was an example of how light weight works for a racehorse
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wrote 1 year ago: At fellow blogger Dave Dink’s site, Boojum’s Bonanza, there’s an interesting post … more →
Movement screens!
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wrote 1 year ago: I have read a lot of stuff on movement screens recently and specific “functional tests” … more →
Strength
wrote 1 year ago: So I have not blogged for a while. It feels like I have been here, there and everywhere teaching in … more →
Fascia
wrote 1 year ago: I have read a few blogs recently on fascia. All of them giving a different perspective on what is a … more →
Dynamic stretching!
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wrote 1 year ago: Its been a while since I last wrote so I thought I better had! Today’s blog is about dynamic s … more →
Optimal range. More may not be better!
wrote 1 year ago: This blog comes courtesy of a conversation I had with my good friend Mike. Its all about optimum ran … more →
